Time management.

[Rufsilf]

Time management is mostly necessary in everything that you are doing. If you will be posting in the forum or you'll do trading, then you should allot time for everything that you will do. Make sure that before you do something is that you are already settled with the other thing that you need to do. Because some of the things related to bitcoin has a particular cut off and you don't want to be pressured because of that.

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Most of us have a daily responsibilities.
How do you manage your time in trading and in bounty campaign as well as researching for the news and updates of your favorite altcoin?

I believe that proper time management is the key for us to succeed here in crypto. What I do everyday is just to do my important duties first so that I would be able to handle trading without any hassle and interruption. I focus on the things that I need to accomplish and do trading afterwards. I actually do it during night time.

[yvesp110]

Indeed that crypto is a time consuming but it will defend on your eagerness to earn. In my case i have a work but i used to manage my time. In every vacant hours i spend it in bitcoin and even after work and before i sleep. I wanted to make my days worth it because if you want to earn and you wanted to meet your goal there are many ways to make it possible.

Managing time is an art. At times you would feel like unable to learn the art but yeah, it is not that easy as well. I give a fixed number of hours daily to my studies or job. I write for half an hour daily. Going for music class in the evening requires specific amount of time. Some one who has invested in Bitcoin can manage his time by giving proper times to subjects that could help in improving the business strategies.

[Valzzz005]

Most of us have a daily responsibilities.
How do you manage your time in trading and in bounty campaign as well as researching for the news and updates of your favorite altcoin?

Time management is the thing that can make your life more organize than usual it is not just applicable at the bitcoins and in cryptocurrency but also in all the aspects of life. Because if you do not have a time management then you will end up a.mess you will cram and will not know what to do first especially if you have something to do rather than it then  that will come true to you. You need to know what are your time schedules and you might always do.

[ffg56]

Each of us has its own schedule every day and has its own things to do. However, we can allocate time and use amateur time to complete the transaction.

[Fundamentals Of]

Most of us have a daily responsibilities.
How do you manage your time in trading and in bounty campaign as well as researching for the news and updates of your favorite altcoin?

Well, the answer to the question in your post is basically indicated in the subject. When it comes to juggling a lot of tasks and responsibilities, everything boils down to proper time management. Usually, when I wake up in the morning, I will check my portfolio first and then twitter to roughly monitor updates of my coins and crypto. Only after breakfast and some chores that I fully immerse myself in bitcointalk for reading threads, trading platforms, and then in online crypto magazines for hot news.

[btcformula]

You need to prioritize, do the most important thing first and try to multitask. Dividing time so that you can manage all your reaponsibilities to work and time for extra job so that you can earn more.

[wooiuy]

Everyone has their own life and they have their own things to do. I suggest that you can set a timetable for yourself. When you have finished your own business, you can choose something you like to do.

[harbin55]

Time management is really essential characteristic that should everyone possessed because through this you can balanced everything and provide a enough time in all priorities that you have.

[billbear]

This is so painful for me, I sometimes work till 4am night, becouse of bounties and all the other stuff. You need to have good discipline in timing. Indeed!

[stripewhite]

This is another thing that will save you lots of time and stress. It requires some major discipline at first, but it is so useful after the habit has been established. Between school, working out, and marching band, I didn't have enough energy to pursue anything else other than sleep. I changed that by automating my schedule. Take some time this week to sit down and write out all that needs to be done during the week and all that you want to do. Review your goals while you're at it. For me the only work that is absolutely dreadful to do is my schoolwork. So what I assigned all of my work that I know will be assigned or that I'm currently working on to specific days. I study math Tuesday and Thursday mornings, I work on physics on Monday and Wednesday nights and so on. After you've assigned all of your work to different time slots, take some time off of anything else that requires major discipline and focus completely on this. It protects you from procrastination and also by having a regular schedule, gives you more energy to pursue other things.

[winterblues]

Turn "Dead" Time into "Alive" Time.

This is something I've picked up recently from this blog post by Anthony Mychal. The idea is to utilize the time where you're either resting or relaxing to get something beneficial out of the small but frequent practice sessions. When your resting in between sets at your gym or even just relaxing, you can use the "dead" time for something useful. If you're a drummer like I am, you can pull out a practice pad and work on that rudiment you don't understand, or you can learn how to juggle, or you can shoot a bow and arrow for all I care. The point is that small and frequent repetition adds up over time. It is not nearly as intimidating to commit to drilling something boring (for me this has been basic kicks for Tae Kwon Do) to just a few minutes after a set in the gym, but over the course of a workout you have accumulated a decent amount of time that you've practiced. This will save you a lot of time throughout the day and you will reap the benefits just from the sheer mindless repetition of whatever you're doing.

[SkvorNyc777]

Just plan everything before - think about how many hours each thing require and plan your day, nothing difficult with that if you move according to your plan.

[Thomas_Etton]

Here are the tools I use.

    I have a weekly to-do list, and I rewrite it every week. Imagine drawing a line down the middle of a page from a legal pad. At the top is the date - "Week of: _____". On the left is all the stuff I want to do this week. I'll put a star in front of the really high-priority stuff. On the right I draw a line roughly midway down the page. In the top quarter is stuff I may need to buy in order to move forward. In the bottom quarter is my "parking lot" - stuff that needs to get done, but not this week. The goal is ANYTHING that is on my mind goes on the to-do list, either for this week, or in the parking lot. NOTHING slips through the cracks. I should NEVER wake up at 3 a.m. gasping, saying "Crap! I totally forgot about X!" Because when I FIRST thought about X, I added it to my to-do list that very moment, so I wouldn't forget.

    Google calendar for all deadlines and appointments. Mine is set up to give me 40 minute reminders, and I will add in one-week and 2-day email reminders too.

    Pomodoro Technique. First, do your little stuffy-stuffs, like go to the bathroom, get a drink, the things that will have you popping out of your chair every 5 seconds if they're not done. Then, sit down, and set a timer for 25 minutes. That's it, just 25 minutes, not 4 hours. You can do ANYTHING for 25 minutes. So, work for 25 minutes. When the timer goes off, set your timer for 10 minutes. Refresh your water, do a few stretches, let the dogs out, then sit back down and set your timer for 25 minutes again.

    TURN YOUR PHONE OFF. I mean it. I run a business, and I have not answered my phone in about 6 years. WE HAVE VOICEMAIL! You are NOT expected to be on call. Every single person can go to voicemail 100% of the time. This does 3 things. Firstly, it sets their expectations that you are NOT at their beck and call. Trust me, I used to have clients calling me at midnight (and like a fucking chump, I took their calls every time, thereby training them that I WAS at their beck and call). So train that shit right out of them NOW. They can leave a voicemail like everyone else. Secondly, when they leave a voicemail, now you can prepare. They are giving you an idea as to what they are calling about, so you can pull their file or get the answer to their question - you're not totally blindsided. You look like a well-prepared superstar. And thirdly, you get to work without interruption. The same goes for texts and emails. DO NOT ANSWER right away. Check messages, texts, and emails 2 to 3 times a day. That's it. That is PLENTY. If you are doing more than that, you are being totally inefficient, wasting your time, and managing your business poorly. Yes, the little notification on your phone is annoying. But if you have to drop everything to get that little number off the corner of your messaging app, then the machines have won, you are subservient to a fucking phone, sell your business because you are a prisoner to a little message icon on your phone and you can't move forward in your day. Come on, break the habit!

    I'd say "stay off Reddit" but here I am... heh... so I guess my advice is that we have to be realistic. Let's set our timers. 25 minutes of Reddit, then boom, back to our bursts of 25 minutes of work. It helps to customize your subreddits so you don't have as many front page distractions.

[santankara]

That is the best way we manage our own time, we must feel comfortable with what we do.
Trading should be done at all times to monitor it, and this becomes a busy busyness.
Moreover, doing Bounty, set your time with what you think is easy to do then do it right away.

[Papaczed]

Time management is really essential characteristic that should everyone possessed because through this you can balanced everything and provide a enough time in all priorities that you have.

Time management is very important if we want to be successful here in crypto, we should have a good time management, and i am doing a great time management by doing all my works here in crypto on the evening and doing my real job in the morning.

[mimienamphine]

Time is a very important resource in our lifetime and should be managed well.How you manage your time has lot to do with your success in some of the things that you do.At the workplace you need to be time conscious and set targets and goals with timelines.Working with timelines help to achieve your goals and produce maximum performance in your workplace.Time management comes with a lot of successes and we must always manage our time very well.

[kotajikikox]

Most of us have a daily responsibilities.
How do you manage your time in trading and in bounty campaign as well as researching for the news and updates of your favorite altcoin?

time management are very important specially to the very busy people not only working herein crypto aside from crypto have an office work, but need also to give time for the family bonding all working are important but most important are family that's why people working to give better life their family needs happy family are the key of success, so i divide my quality into 3 parts working in crpto and working in my office and for the family every weekend.

[icecream sandwich]

Most of us have a daily responsibilities.
How do you manage your time in trading and in bounty campaign as well as researching for the news and updates of your favorite altcoin?

We really needed that thing time management because if we do not have that it will be hard for us to know what timw we will spend on doing cryptos and from the other things to do. Maybe you are spending a lot of time in that, because like me for example i am a student and of course i gained in cryptos so i never stopped i iust manage mu time and i do cryptos everytime that i am free like recess and end of the class

[vmklq]

Everyone has his own business and his own life. If there is not too much time to trade, we should set a timetable for ourselves. When we complete our own affairs every day, we can use the rest to complete some trading activities.